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The Full McLeod

A super advanced poker tactic.

This is an extension of the advanced poker tactic known as The McLeod Maneuver. Please recall that The McLeod Maneuver is designed to take advantage of the predisposition of your opponent to offer soft-play in exchange for future soft-play (IE: Your opponent historically cheats at poker).

The extension entails agreeing to show your opponent your cards once he has folded his hand. You can follow through with that promise or renege. Either option is fine and equally effective.

This extension will effectively eliminate the future effectiveness of The McLeod Maneuver on the victim. However the “Tilt Factor” inflicted upon the recipient can be significant and may well be worth the cost.

For background reference, please read article written by Mike Caro (rhymes with arrow) on poker1.com about poker players’ obligation to follow the rules of poker: “Why it’s wrong to soft-play friends at poker”

After bringing The McLeod Maneuver to the brink, it may be necessary to add the promise of showing your opponent your cards after he folds. The following actions/dialogue depict how The Full McLeod could play out:

Dave Z: “Will you show me if I fold?”
Todd M: “Save your money”
Dave Z: “So you’ll show me?”
Todd M: “OK”
Dave Z: Folds hand
Todd M: Shows hand
Dave Z: “What the fuck?? I had that beat. That is an asshole play”
Todd M: “What do you mean?”
Dave Z: “That is an asshole play buddy!! I can’t believe you did that. That is an asshole play!!”
I could feel that Dave was not going to fall for the simple McLeod Maneuver, so I quickly tagged on The Full McLeod, and he folded to my bluff.... as expected.
by CatfishPoker.ca April 20, 2023
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full metal ak

A person with Metal face mask metal chest plate and assault riffle
There is 3 full metal ak kids in front of us
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Going Full Hastings

A definite period of excessive drinking, gambling and general degenerate behavior.
Tristan is going full hastings this weekend
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Full Chooch

To apply, have, or obtain 100% of something. To be dedicated entirely, to have it all, or to get everything. This comprehensible term can be adapted and applied to many situations. It is most often used as an alternative to "full send", "full force", "full set", or "full package".
"Steve, that's a steep hill. I don't think we're going to make it up in this train."
"It'll be alright, we'll go full chooch!"

"Woah, who is that woman? She's beautiful, smart, and hilarious!"
"Yeah, I know! That's Lorena, she's the full chooch!"

"This restaurant is amazing, all of their food is great. What did you order?"
"I couldn't decide on one thing so I got the full chooch!"
by Steve Blends August 21, 2023
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A Full Corpse Meal

It's a putrid version of the Full Course Meal. All the food that is served is not to your taste and or spoiled/rotten.
Jeff: Hey what did you think of my Full Course meal that i prepared yesterday?
Seth: It was more of a Full Corpse meal with how raw that beef tasted.
by lazieste September 18, 2023
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Full Boebert

A Boebert but also while using a Vape and being a faux snob
I went to see the show and had to stop my wife from doing a Full Boebert
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Full Sail

1. Extremely impressive or awe-inspiring.
2. Having a high level of commitment to something you are passionate about.

3. Giving one's absolute best, putting in the work and staying focused.

Synonym: balls out
Antonym: mid
We're going full sail on the marketing project with an increased budget and specialists.

Have you seen Jack's new gaming set up? It's full sail.
by Nora West September 22, 2023
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